The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-28
THE STATE EXCHANGE TABLE.
KANSAS is A GOOD SECOND

KANSAS is A GOOD SECOND.
Princeton Clarion: The most gigantic liars in
the Union are from Florida, and are to be found
principally in the real estate business
AN oLIGARcHY.
Lafayette Courier: The Republican vote IN
two-thirds of the States the sunny side of
Mason and Dixons line il suppressed by force
and intimidation.
HARDLY EVER
Seymour Republican,: Has our country ever
beheld a more woefu case of entire abandonment
of principles and promises than is presented IN
the case of President Cievelands
LET THE LAWS BE ENFORCED.
Steuben Republican: There ought not to be
money enough in indiana TO influence. by one
single hairs breadth, the perfectly straightfor-
ward execution of the law against every of
fender.
A REMINDER
Monticello Herald The Democratic paper
that that s'the is but taxes still
exist" is reminded that the Democratic war
debt has not yet been paid and taxation will
cease only when 1t Is settled.
WOULD EXCLUDE THE BAD.
Logansport Journal: What this country needs
is a check upon an influx into its borders or
paupsrism and inidelIty. Somehow a strainer
shonld be coutriveo that will freely admit the
good material and risidly exclude the bad
NO BETTER STATE THAN INDIANA.
Washington Gazette: Hoosisrs who leave
Indiana make sad mistake. Except In q few
peculiar cases. their condition is not improved.
better than Indiana for the intelligent and indus
trious farmer
PARTY WITHOUT A PRINCIPLE.
Kokomo Gazette Tribune Since the disap-
pearance of human slavery the Democratic party
has been disunited on everything. In the ADO
lition of that barbarism it lost the only idea on
which it united Nothing has appeared to
take it's place
THE WAY TO VICTORY.
Gresncastle Banner: The Republican party
has grown weak, just as it has abandoned the
South. and 1t will not regain its old strength
until it more carries it's flag through that
section proclsiming liberty and justice to ali the
people. That done, our victory il sure.
CORRECT.
Columbia City Commercials No man who was
ever in rebellion against his government should
land. The President ought not to appoint Sec
rotary Lamar to the Supreme Bench of the
United States, but if he d the Republican
Senate should not confirm the appointment
THE DEMOCRACY AND GREEN SMITH.
Goshen Times: Whatever WAS achieved last
winter by the Democratic party in the Legis-
lature OF Indiana is owing TO Green Smith. and
the party ought either to recognizes and acknowl-
disown his rascalties and their results, and send
him TO the penitentiary.
WOULD RESTRICT IMMIGRATION.
Paramount News A iudicious Limitation law
regulating the immigration to this country Of
the ecum of Europe should be enacted by the
forthcoming Congress. without parley aud with
out DELAY. In no other way can the inundation
OF ignorant foreign cut-,hroats and assassins be
thoroughly and effectuaIly checked.
TWIN EVILS.
Middletown News: Anarchy and corruption
at the polls twin evils If the blessing of
freedom would perpetually innre to the people.
these evils must be suppressed. The law is
supreme, and back of it is sentiment cheering
ite executors on to a stern enforcement of it,
and a just punishment to those who disregardit.
AMERICAN TALK
Rushville Republican: This is the United
States. Its citizens are Americana: Thar
language is English. We want none here who
do not purpose becoming Americans in good
faith and in truth. Old-world distinctions must
be laid aside before the naturalizsd citizen can
become American in spirit and faith, sympa-
thy and aspirations.
"BEN-HUR" FOR HIS REVERENCE.
Charlottesville Journal: A superbly- bound
copy OF s'Ben-H ur" has been prepared by the
Messrs. Harper 6 Bros. for presentation to Pope
Leo Kill In communication accompanying
it the publishers extend their cordial congratu-
latons his Holiness his approaching golden
Jubilee. The gift will be at forwarded to
Rome. in care of the rector of the American
College who will formally present It to the Sow
ereign PontH
THE BEST SOLUTION OF THE SALOON PROBLEM.
Kokomo Gazette-Tribune: The Republican
doctrine of restrictive taxation and local option
RAPIDLY gaining universal acceptance the
wisest and best solution of the saloon problem.
This dual principle is the cornerstone of pro-
greSSive
foundation on which party success be
buiided. as it 10 also the practical and
pedient method of securing to society the much
needed temperance reformation
THE STRONGEST POSITION.
Columbus Republican,: The temperance
plank in the last Republican platform of Indi-
ana is the strongest position the party can take
on that question, and should be reaf6rmed. It
is strong because it is right. and it received
with unbounded enthusiasm by the party. Il
recommends itself to the fairness. justice and
common sense of every honest man. It is
advanced step such as the public conscience de-
mands; it " on once. and wilt again Ii Endorsed.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Evansville Journal: The fact is there is toe
much dress parade" In our public schools. too
much attention to the fancy branches of learning
branches D for more Of the good, old fashioned
drilling in spelling, reading, writing and Gopher
generation ago. when pupils received thorough
training in the elementary branches that served
as a sure foundation upon which to build the
superstructure OF q subsequent education and
insured their success in life.
CANDIDATES, STATE AND NATIONAL.
Plymouth Republican,: Harrison and Hawley
be elected without New York. while at the
same time, they can carry New York it it is pos
sible for any Republican ticket to carry ii.
Martinsville Republican,: The Repu olcan tick
ct for President and Vice-president now most
talked about is Harrison and Hawley. This is
good ticket; both men of undoubted ability,
integrity and patriotism, and Of large experience
in national affairs
Munce Times: The names of Harrison and
Hawley for President and Vice-president GO
ing the rounds of the Republican press and are
meeting with general favor constituting
ticket that would not only enbody able states
manship,, but possesses superior winning quail
tiles.
Greensburg Standard: The opinion is growing
and is very general over Indiana that with
Senator Ben Harrison for President and Hon.
Will Cumback for Governor, Indiana will go Re-
publican by an unprecedented majority Decatur
would go pretty nearly unanimously for such a
ticket
Washington Gazette: What glorious fight in
the old Hoosier State that would be with Harri-
son and Hawley side. with Porter and
Manson opposing candidates for Governor. The
very woods would ring with the music OF poiti-
cal eloquence. and the struggle would be glori-
Gus one, matter what the result